Dányi Zsófi – sketch
2018 Dec. – Eger, Hungary
Part of sketches by the first year graphic design students of the Visual Arts Institute, Eger, Hungary

Dányi Zsófi – sketch
2018 Dec. – Eger, Hungary
Part of sketches by the first year graphic design students of the Visual Arts Institute, Eger, Hungary
Gábor Altorjay – Title unknown
Performance, 1968 – Hungary
Trafó house of contemporary arts in Budapest, Hungary produced an “image campaign” around the year 2000, reflecting on the consumable nature of culture.
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“Although it’s impossible to trace the exact date of the first slang usage of “dough” as a term for money, it seems to have originated in the 19th century. Since bread was the traditional everyday necessity of life, to earn one’s living was to earn one’s bread, therefore bread became synonymous with money. On some unknown day, an individual whose identity is lost to historians simply substituted the word dough, and a new slang term came into use. “
Aideen Barry – Untitled
More works on her personal website
Tymon Ateńczyk – theater poster
Poland, 2007Holicska István – Our everyday bread
Hans-Peter Feldmann– Bread
“Bread (2008) consists of a slice of bread, the middle of which has been eaten, so that the remaining crust frames an absence and emptiness. The crust is shown on the white museum pedestal as a sculpture. Evoking metaphors of bread as a symbol of life and labour, but also of precariousness and poverty, this small, modest work possesses true monumentality” – text source